With that positioning it’s a toss-up between Sally and the teacher. Both of them need to be lying down to present a smaller target to shooter, and neither desk is going to provide much effective cover to ammunition. However, I’m not sufficiently an expert to account for relative size / chance of hitting a vital organ / relative speed of bleeding out…
Yep. I thought Sally’s desk was nothing compared to a rifle bullet, “unless it has a Kevlar liner” of course.
I had to look. Google gives me links to companies making hardened school desks. We’re in the wrong timeline.
Do you really think school budgets would pay for such luxury in most districts?
Why are their papers upside down?
If it was created by Iran, Russia, or China, none of them use a Latin alphabet. They might not recognize it as being upside down.
Or, I suppose really, AI is too stupid to know which way the paper goes.
Maybe a combo of these.
There’s companies that make Kevlar backpacks for kids. Or you can buy a Kevlar insert for a backpack on Amazon. [red]But sure, having a tampon dispenser in the boys bathroom is the problem to focus on.[/red]
